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Sita Ram Kahiye (Video): Madhur Sharma | Payal Dev | Manoj Mutanshir | Shri Ram Bhajan | T-Series
Presenting the soulful bhajan "Sita Ram Kahiye" sung by Madhur Sharma, composed by Payal Dev & written by Manoj Muntashir. Audio Credits: Music Composer - Payal Dev Lyrics - Manoj Muntashir Singer - Madhur Sharma Music Arrangements & Production - Aditya Dev Keys & Synths played by Aditya Dev Vocals Recorded at Input One Recording Engineer - Sameer Dharap Mixed & Mastered @ ADM Studioz Music Label: T-Series Video Credits: Featuring - Madhur Sharma, Girish Thapar, Pratibha Borde, Nandkumar V Patil Production House - Manoj Muntashir Entertainment Pvt. Ltd (MME) Video Conceptualised & Creative Direction by Neelam Muntashir Story & Dialogues - Neelam Muntashir Direction & DOP - Naren A Gedia Executive Producer - Dhruval Vaishnav Production Designer - Kamlesh Vaghrechkar Chief Asst. Director - Abhishek Patil 2nd Asst. Director - Ravisha Singh Costume - Sushil Chaudhary & Team HMU - Fatima Sheikh & Team Background & Featuring Artists by Khushbu Thakur _ Line Producer - Dillip Sahoo (Flyking Entertainment) Associate Line Producer - Nikita Sahoo Production Controller - Sachin Dixit & Hemant Chaurasia Production Manager - Aniket Roy Production Assistant - Neeraj Tiwari _ Operative Camera Man - Shailesh Kumar Singh Focus Puller - Vijay Gaffer - Bhoopendra Kumar Ojha —— Post Production - Manoj Muntashir Entertainment Pvt. Ltd Editor - Deepak Pawar Di & Colourist - Vishal Nair —— Accounts - Rohit Singh ___________________________________ Enjoy & stay connected with us! 👉 Subscribe to T-Series: https://youtube.com/tseries 👉 Like us on Facebook: https://ift.tt/WBIC2wD 👉 Follow us on X: https://twitter.com/tseries 👉 Follow us on Instagram: https://ift.tt/Y5AvOgy 👉 Follow us on Snapchat: https://ift.tt/lJPSyiv


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